Use this form to let us know how we're doing at our competitions and with our officiating or to register any complaints.

LOs may be observers or notified of instances where members have made unsportsmanlike comments at a Federation licensed competition. LOs may utilize the following options to address these complaints at a competition. LOs can encourage members to utilize the Disciplinary Action Complaint form or submit a verbal/written report to USEF.

This complaint form is to be used when filing an NGB Compliance Complaint. A complaint that is not filed in accordance with Federation Bylaws shall render the filing ineffective and the complaint shall not be considered to have been properly filed. The complaint shall be filed with the Federation Regulation Department at [email protected]. At the time of filing, Claimant must also serve a copy of the complaint on [email protected] and [email protected]. The Bylaws are published on the Federation website at www.usef.org Any questions should be directed to the Director, Regulation Department at [email protected].

Motivated by its commitment to the welfare of the horse, USEF leadership took action effective December 1, 2011, by restricting use to a single NSAID. This document provides guidance to remaining complaint with the rules.

This complaint form must be used when filing an Opportunity to Participate Complaint with the Federation. A complaint that is not filed in accordance with Federation Bylaws shall render the filing ineffective and the complaint shall not be considered to have been properly filed. The complaint shall be filed with the Federation Regulation Department at [email protected]. At the time of filing, Claimant must also serve a copy of the complaint on [email protected], [email protected], and any affected parties. Any questions should be directed to the Director, Regulation Department at [email protected]

Bylaw 701.3 authorizes the Federation’s Regulation Department (FRD) to generally administer and oversee all complaints and empowers the FRD to promulgate procedures in addition to those set forth in the Bylaws for effective administration of reports of violations or formal complaints received by the Federation. Under this authority, the FRD adopts these additional procedures.